Nixon Aide Sees Impeachment Chance Grow More Uncertain
White House aides say President Nixon faces severe losses that narrow his impeachment path. James St Clair J Fred Buzhardt and Alexander Haig briefed aboard Air Force One that a triple whammy including a House Judiciary Committee rehash Supreme Court ruling on tapes and shifting Republicans tightens the margin. Haig says a floor vote would be very close though Nixon remains confident of victory on impeachment and trial.
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Sewing Classes For Teen-agers In Aiken This Summer
The Aiken Recreation Department offers a Teen-age Girls Sewing Class at the Activities House. Sessions run Monday and Wednesday 7 to 9 pm for three weeks starting August 5. Cost is 15 dollars for city residents and 18 dollars for non residents. Lorelee Nomm and Opal Hill will teach. Call 648 0151 to register. Openings are limited.
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Gallup finds 51 percent favor impeachment for Nixon
A Gallup Poll of 1,555 adults in mid July shows 51 percent supporting impeachment by the House and 46 percent in favor of removal by the Senate. Sixty percent approve considering impeachment while 30 percent oppose. The House Judiciary Committee approved one article of impeachment 27 to 11 and prepares to review more.
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House Committee Approves Nixon Impeachment Article
The House Judiciary Committee adopts an article to impeach President Nixon for obstructing justice by a 27 to 11 vote. The panel also backs Sarbanes substitute language by 27 to 11, with Democrats and a small Republican minority supporting the measure.
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Goren On Bridge Q1 South Bidding Dilemmas
In a vulnerable deal with South holding AK9 AK8732 A62 4, after Pass 1 and 3NT, the recommended bid is Four Clubs as partner shows a limited heart support. the play notes using opener's suit return and spade singleton consequences. The second problem, 6 Nor vulnerable with South TA KQI5 KQO7 43, suggests Four Hearts to overcall a preemptive double and maximize partnership score under pressure. A note explains cue-bidding the hearts ace can convey minimum values while allowing the other suit to develop.
Musical Set At First Baptist In Vaucluse
A one hour musical titled I m Here God s Here Now We Can Start will be presented at First Baptist Church in Vaucluse Thursday at 8 p m by a group of young people from Arlington Baptist Church Arlington Ga The public is invited to attend.
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Soviet Press Sees Impeachment Word Puzzling Russians
Soviet readers encounter the term impeachment as President Nixon faces Watergate scrutiny. Pravda notes a Supreme Court decision may force release of tapes, while Ford warns against Congress moves to remove Nixon. The coverage hints at removal as a possibility but without clear explanation.
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